to humiliate; to lower in esteem or dignity; to humble [, ] , to support or encourage someone, especially someone who has done something wrong ... , suspension; temporary cessation [](), , ; obey- to repudiate; to take back; to refrain from [, , ] , [ ] something despised or abhorred; extreme loathing , , () native; dating back to the very beginning , , to be very numerous , ... to abolish or repeal formally; to set aside; to nullify [, ] , / to give in; to yield; to agree .., , to emphasize; to accent; to highlight ... , , the right or ability to approach, enter, or use (), to praise publicly and enthusiastically , to agree; to be in harmony; to grant or bestow /; , personal clothing, accessories, or equipment; trappings [ ] , , , to accumulate over time [](), [ ] , seeking or tending to acquire; , [, , ] to find not guilty; to bahave or conduct oneself , , ; , a word made up of the initials of other words () ex)U.F.O. a traditional saying; a proverb to bring forward as an example or as proof; to cite ... ; [, ] , cite to suspend until another time ... , , something added to or connected with something else; an assistant , to improvise; speak or act spontanesously ... arrival; coming; beginning [ , ], , accidental; connected to but nonetheless unrelated; irrelevant , , ,

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Word Smart II

advocate affidavit affiliate affliction afford

a person who argues in favor of a position / a sworn written statement made before an official , / to become closely associated with ... , , , / misery; illness; great suffering; a source of misery, or great suffering , , ; , , , to give; to supply; to confer upon ... , , insult; a deliberate act of disrespect / consequence; events following some occurrence or calamity , , to exaggerate; to cause to appear greater; to increase(something) in power, reputation, wealth, etc [] , , [, , ]... to mistreat; to do grievous injury to; to distress ... , , ; grievous- terrified, shocked , a seemingly magical process of transformation to estrange; to cause to feel unwelcome or unloved; to make hostile ..., ... , ... loyalty , , , [ ] , loyalty a story in which the characters are symbols with moral or spiritual meanings , , , , to apportion, allocate, or assign /, , allocate a heated fight, argument, or quarrel , , , to pile up; to accumulate; to collect for one's own use [] , , in the middle of ... [], ... , ..., something or someone loathe or detested (); , subordinate; providing assistance , , anxiety; fear; dread to add or attach , an annual allowance or income; the annual interest payment on an investment; any regular allowance or income

affront aftermath aggrandize

aggrieve aghast alchemy alienate allegiance allegory

allot

altercation amass amid anathema ancillary angst

annex annuity

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Word Smart II (), to be older than; to have come before []... , ...() situated in front , (, ), , a collection, especially of literary works , , [ ], , collection ascrigbing human characteristics to nonhuman animals or objects (, ) situated on opposite sides of the earth; exactly opposite , ancientness; ancient times , ; , an opening , , , chasm highest point , , , the most distant point in the orbit of the moon or of an artificial satellite [, ], stroke (that is, numbness and paralysis resulting from the sudden loss of blood flow to the brain) (), , abandonment or rejection of faith or loyalty , , , treacher causing horror or consternation , ; appellate-, compell- a ghost or ghostly object , , a name , something added on to something else; a supplement , to distribute properionally; to divide into portions , , allocation, allot distinctly suitable; pertinent , , , apropos, apt to estimate the value or quality of; to judge ... , , to give notice to; to inform ... , something extra; an appendage; an accessory , , appendage appropriate; coming at the right time , , , apposite, apt appropriate; having a tendency to; likely , , ... ; , , apposite, apropos a passageway defined by a series of arches; a covered passageway with shops on either side; an area filed with coin-operated games ( ) a large group of islands

Word Smart II ( ) a place where historical documents or materials are stored; the documents or materials themselves () , very dry; lacking life, interest, or imagination , , , implement of war; the process of arming for war , , truce to bring to court to answer an indictment; to accuse [] ; , , , , utter; unmitigated; very bad , the state of being in debt; unpaid debts , , , a collection of armaments; a facility for storing or producing armament; a supply of anything useful , to pronounce clearly; to express clearly a person skilled in a craft , to determine with certainty; to find out definitely , ( ) to credit to or assign; to attribute ( )... with suspicion or disapproval ; a slanderous or damning remark , to attack vigorously to claim strongly; to affirm , () to evaluate; to estimate; to appraise (, ) harsh; severe; withering , ; stringent-,, contingent-, a mental hospital or similar institution; refuge; a place of safety () ; to make amends , , amend to wither away; to decline from disuse , ; , , to give proof of; to declare to be true or correct; to give testimony , to credit to or assign; to ascribe ()... , ()... to serve as an omen or be a sign; to predict or foretell

archives

arid armament armistice arraign arrant arrears arsenal

atone atropny attest attribute augur

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Word Smart II , ... inspiring admiration or awe , , protection; support; sponsorship , , , , , secondary; additional; giving assistance of aid , to help; to be of use; to serve , ... the vanguard; members of a group, especially of a literary or artistic one, who are at the cutting edge of their field () a strong feeling of dislike , to turn away; to prevent (, ) , (, ), eager; enthusiastic , , avarice; arid- a party animal; a drunken reveler; a drunken revelry or orgy , menacing; threatening to abruptly refuse (to do something); ti stop short ; sensational advertising or promotion; uproar , ; something that heals or soothes , , (). to toss back and forth; to exchange ( ) , (, ) an exchange of good-humored or mildly teasing remarks , extravagantly ornate; flamboyant in style , a concentrated outpouring of artillery fire, or of anything else ; ( ) , a gaudy trinket; a small, inexpensive on ornament , noisy uproar and chaos; a place characterized by noisy uproar and chaos , to envy another's possession or enj0yment of something; to be reluctant to give, or to give grudgingly ; , , wistful command; order to mourn about; to lament , a blessing; an utterance of good wishes ignorant; unenlightened

august auspices auxiliary avail avang-garde

behest bemoan benediction benighted

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Word Smart II , , to present as a gift; to confer , ; (); ill-tempered; cranky , , irasible, choleric a temporary encampment, especially of soldiers to turn pale; to cause to turn pale , ; , bleach mild; tasteless; dull; unlively , () ; , , flattery , perfect contentment; extreme joy , to roar; to be loud; to be tumultous (, ) , pompous or pretentious speech of writing ; a person who enjoys good food, good drink, and luxirious living sincere, done or made in good faith; authentic; genuine , a blessing; a benefit , a rude or churlish person goods taken from an enemy in war; plunder; stolen or confiscated goods , to bungle; to ruin through poor of clumsy effort ; , invigorating ... , , galvanize to wave or display threateningly ( ) , () a false show or ostentatious show of bravery or defiance big muscles; great strength , impudent; bold a violation; a gap or break ; () , ; bleach- edge to stiffen with anger; to act in a way suggestive of an animal whose hair is standing on end; to appear in some way similar to hair standing on end , () , a dull, obvious, overfamilar saying; a cliche , ,

brouhaha brusque buffoon bulwark

uproar; hubbub , , , abrupt in manner; blunt , a joker, especially one who is coarse of acts like an ass a wall used as a defensive fortification; anything used as the main defense against anything else , , , extremely intricate or complicated in structure; having to do with Byzantine Empire. , ( ) a group of conspirators; the acts of such a group; a clique , a hiding place; the things hidden in a secret place , a disaster , insensitive; emotionally hardened () , , , , slander; a maliciously false statement , a rule of law, especially a religious one; a body of rules of laws; an official , , insincere of hypocritical speech ; recant-, to seek votes or opinions; to conduct a survey , spacious; roomy; commodious , , , the town or city that is the seat of government; money, equipment, and , (), , , to fascinate; to enchant; to enrapture ... , , causing cancer most import; chief , , to swerve; to move rapidly without control; to lean to one side ;[ ] ;[] () the art of making maps and charts [], [] a waterfall; anything resembling a waterfall , a violent upheaval; an earthquake; a horrible flood , , , a meeting of the menbers of a political party of political faction; a political , , arrogant; haughty; carefree; casual ,; ; (knight) to quibble; to raise trivial objections

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Word Smart II , worthless stuff , a highly changeable person , to defend; to support []... to direct; to cause to follow a certain path , ; , pure and unadorned; abstaining from sex [], ; , a supercute chubby-cheeked child; a kind of angel ; to chuckle with glee , , a rude person; a boor , ; , , boor brazenness; audacity , blatant zero; a nobody; a code; the solution to a code 0(), ; , to sail or travel all the way around ... , [] a fortress defending a city; a stronghold; a bulwark , , concealed or secreat, usually for an evil or subversive purpose , , , arcane top-notch; of t highest quality; serving as a standard or model , , ; , to cling; to split ... , ; ... ; , , rent having to do with the climate [], a covered walk, with columns on one side, that runs along the perimeter of a courtyard, especially in a convent or monastery; a convent or monastery; a tranquil, secluded place , , , , an exact duplicate; an oraganism genetically identical to another ; ; () a blow; influence , , [], to cause to feel too full, especially when indulging in something overly , to baby ... , ; , to ponder; to meditate; to think carefully , ... ;... /, ruminate, deliberate a group , , ; , , to honor the memory of; to serve as a memorial to []... , ... / to express sorrow or sympathy for; to sympathize with; to pity

to shrink away or huddle up in fear [, ] extremely unrefined; gross; stupid , , , dull cowardly , ; , a gradual increase in the volume of a sound; a gradual increase in the intensity of anything , , [] dejected; dispirited , a narrow split, crack, or fissure [ ] to shrink back with fear; to cower; to be servile or suck up in a horrible [ ] , , , a critical review [], [], , the central point; the essence , a style of cooking , , culinary to pick out from among many; to select; to collect , / to restrain or control ... , ; , ; [], a difficult, bad-tempered person quick and unthorough; hasty; superficial , , to lower in quality or value; to degrade [, ]; to expose the nonsense of an official order, usually having the force of law , , () to put down; to denounce , (denounce) to judge; to consider (...) a shortage, especially of money , , (surplus) to make filthy or foul; to desecrate , , ... (desecrate), =consecrate skillful , no longer in effect; no longer in existence 1. , (deceased); 2. , demise to lower in dignity or status; to corrupt; to deteriorate 1. , , 2. , 3. (deteriorate) to condescend; to think it in accordance with one's dignity(to do something) ~ , condescend a god or goddness

to make larger; to become larger; to speak or write at length , a situation in which one must choose between two equally attractive choices; any problem or predicament the act or process of diminishing; reduction , , diminish disastrous; desperate , ; ; , ; a funeral song to cause to lose affection; to estrange; to alienate ... , ... ; , disgruntle disorder; confusion , , to deny any claim to; to renounce , , to frustrate; to confuse ... (frustrate); , confuged to upset; to ruffle; to perturb , , confuged spoken or written expression in words; conversation , , difference; inconsistency , rambling from one topic to another, usually aimlessly , , (digressive) to make sulky and dissatisfied; to discontent ... , ... , , disaffect false information purposely disseminated, usually by a government, for the , dreary; causing gloom; causing dread , (dreary) to fill with dread; to discourage greatlyp to perturb , unaffected by passion; impartial; calm , , indifferent to scatter; to spread widely; to disseminate , to discourage; to dishearten; to lose spirit , ... , depressed characteristic attitude; state of mind; inclination; arrangement , , out of proportion; too much or too little , , to make uneasy ... , ... to conceal the real nature of; to act or speak falsely in order to deceive [, ] , , to disagree; to withhold approval

a harmful action; an ill turn , , a person who disagrees or dissents , to persuade not to [ ]() separate; different; clear and unmistakable , , , occurring overy day; occurring during the daytime , , to intuit; to prophesy , ; , to reveal, especially to reveal something that has been a screat [] to support with evidence, especially written evidence ... low spirits; a state of inactivity , sorrowful; filled with frief , a stupid person; a dunce , senility; foolish affection , (senility) a word or phrase having a double meaning, especially when the second forbidding; severe; gloomy (forbidding), directed downward; dejected; depressed , to minimize; to represent as being insignificant; to play down ... , harsh; sever; cruel (), humorous; amusing in an odd, often understated, way , worthless stuff, especially worthless stuff arising [ ], , , chaff coercion; compulsion by force or threat , ; to diminish; to recede , ; , emaciate having to do with the church , to block the light of; to overshadow; to reduce the significance of; to surpass []... , ... , [] / a community of organisms and the physical environment in which they live an official decree , , (decree)

a big, imposing building effective; adequate , (adequate) effectiveness , a likeness of someone, especially one used in expressing hatred for the , a feeling of great joy , , elate the body of people entitled to vote in an election; the voters a mournful poem or other piece of writing; a mournful piece of music , the best or most select group the art of public speaking , , rhiteric; elaborate-, to make extremely thin through starvation or illness ... , to come forth; to issue [, , ] , , disperse to liberate; to free from bondage or restraint ... , a government order suspending foreign trade; a government order , , to adorn; to beautify by adding ornaments; to add fanciful or fictitious ... , (adorn) to personify; to give physical form to [] () , [ ] , +ethereal to involve in conflict; to throw into disorder [, ]... , ; , undeveloped; rudimentary , ; , ; a messenger of representative sent to represent another , ; identification with the feelings or thoughts of another [] to give power or authority to; to enable ... , to make dear; to make beloved ... , , charming; pleasing; attractive , , , deep hatred; animosity; ill will , , , , animity boredom; listless lack of interest , (boredom) to follow immediately afterward; to result , ; [] , to have as a necessary consequence; to involve

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Word Smart II [ ]... , ;... something that exists; a distinct thing , ; , ; to ask earnestly; to beg; to plead [] , , , an independent business person; one who starts, runs, and assumes the risk of oerating an independent business enterprise , []; to name one by one; to list ... , ; ... , ... to imagine; to foresee [ ] , ... a person with refined taste in wine and food , ; , culinary an afterword; a short concluding chapter of a book; a short speech at the [] an era; a distinctive period of time [], ; ( ) having to do with horseback riding , ; , () worthy of admiration; capable of being estimated () , () ; to make unfriendly or hostile; to cause to feel removed from [] , , [] , ... moral standards governing behavior , ; , , a spoken or written tribute to a person, especially a person who has just , () ; to demonstrate convincingly; to prove [ ] , ; ... ; invoke- to summon farth; to draw forth; to awaken; to produce of suggest [ ] , , [] , , elicit, ct to remove by cutting, or as if by cutting [, ] , ... , ; , , , excused; not subject ot ... , , (), immune to unbury; to dig out of the ground ... , [](, ) a mass departure or journey away [ ], ; [ ] , excessively costly; excessive , , , egregious to make amends for; to atone for ... ; [ ] , amend, atone to make a detailed explanation of the meaning of [, , ] , ... , explanation; a large public exhibition , ; , to reason with someone in order to warn or dissuade , , exhort; postulate- to erase; to eliminate any trace of

exquisite extant extort extremity exuberant facade

Word Smart II , ; an initial venture to be an omen of; to predict; to foretell [ ] , ; / to deprive a mortgagor of his or her right to redeem a property; to shut out or exclude , [] ; , () related to or used in courts of law ( ), to thwart, prevent, or hinder something from happening; to head off ... , ... to retract, renounce, or recant; to take back ... , ... , (recant) a person's strong point, special talent, or specialty , frank; outspoken; going straight to the point 1. , 2. to encourage; to promote the development of (, ) , incomplete; disconnected; made up of fragments , productive; producing good or abundant results; successful , () , , , to stimulate; to ingite; to kindle, as if providing with fuel 1. () 2. ... (kindle) to denounce vigorously; to protest vehemently against something , a social blunder; an embarrassing mistake; a faux pas , (blunder), fiasce; plunder-, plounder- to startle into sudden activity; to revitalize ... , (revitalzie), bracing a scheme to gain an advantage; a ploy ( ) , the full range (of something) , to gather; to acquire; to earn 1. ... 2. () the art of eating well , , culinary general; common; not protected by trademark origin; creation; beginning , the extermination of a notional, racial, or religious group applicable; pertinent; relevant , (pertinet) shockingly horrible; frightful; ghostilke , () free of charge , ; , gratuitous tragic; agnoizing; severe , , , mourn, bemoan; aggrieve-,

Word Smart II ... to reduce to poverty; to make destitute 1.... 2. (, ) , unconquerable; able to withstand attack , a person who manages public entertainments (especially operas, but other (, ) done without preparation, on the spur of the moment , to preform without preparation; to make do with whatever materials are 1. 2. freedom from punishment or harm unintentional; heedless; not planned , , insouciant sacred; incapable of being transferred, lost, or taken away , embodiment 1. 2. , , (embodiment) used for setting property on fire; tending to arouse passion or anger; inflammatory 1. , 2. tendency; preference; liking , to instill or implant by repeated suggestions or admonitions ... , currently holding an office; obligatory 1. , 2. a hostile invasion; a raid , , incursive to charge with a crime; to accuse of wrongdoing ... , , impeach to persuade; to influence; to cause , ... , persuade inescapable; incapable of being resisted or acoided , ; elude-, incapable of being removed or destroyed or eradicated , , +eradicable, eradicate fiery; tending to arouse passion or anger; incendiary , inflow; arrival of large numbers of people or things; inundation violation; infringement; the breaking of a law , , , break, infringe, breach the basic framework of a system; foundation , , () to violate; to encroach or trespass ... , () , break, infringe, breach to introduce into; to instill 1.() 2.() (instill) to work to make yourself liked ... , ... ; gratification-, gratify-,